British naturalist and filmmaker Sir David Attenborough, who turned 100 in May, makes Emmy history as the oldest nominee in Primetime Emmy Award records. Multiple outlets report that he earns two nominations this year for Outstanding Narrator. One nomination is for his narration of the Netflix documentary film “A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough.” The other nomination is tied to a National Geographic production that also features his narration, according to reporting. The outlets note that Emmy winners in the relevant categories—Outstanding Narrator and Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special—are scheduled to be announced during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. CBS also reports that his nominations set the record for oldest nominee in Primetime Emmy history, citing his age and the fact that he receives two nods in the current Emmy cycle.